论文信息 - Experimental characterization of achromatic doublet on glass (ADG) Fresnel lenses

Experimental characterization of achromatic doublet on glass (ADG) Fresnel lenses

In this paper we present a comprehensive experimental characterization of Achromatic Doublet on Glass (ADG) Fresnel lenses. When compared to a Silicone on Glass (SoG) Fresnel lens, the ADG Fresnel lens shows higher tolerance to displacements of the lens with respect to the optimal lens-to-cell distance. Furthermore, lower sensitivity of the ADG Fresnel lens to temperature variations has been experimentally proven.

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